{Review} Snowbound with the Soldier by Jennifer Faye

Publication date: October 1st 2013

Publisher: Harlequin

ISBN-13: 99780373742615

Synopsis  

Seven years have passed since Kara saw Jason, since Jason broke their engagement during Christmas and enlisted in the army without a proper explanation.

Now the loft that Kara’s been working for has been sold and there are really strong rumors that the new management want’s their people to move in, but all those rumors dull up when she finds out exactly who the new management is.

There are times when it’s just time to quit the military life, sometimes it forces you to quit, Jason is a member of the last circle. Now as a civilian he is trying to rebuild parts of the life he left, discovering that Kara is still in town is one of the few surprises that have been waiting 7 years to be discovered.

Review

Snowbound with the Soldier is my first experience with sweet romance, I usually shy away when the genres adult + romance mix because in a lot of them bum! They have sex problem solved which means I’ve either had a really bad experience with this two genres mixed together or that that’s usually how the work, either way I really liked the way this book dealt with romance .

The awkwardness and the first interactions with Jason and Kara feel real and I like how they’re relationship evolves, how not everything is clean and each characters shows the reader their doubts, their hopes and fears.

I like how in this story the reader is a silent and helpless confident that even if he gets a bigger picture the reader is still trying to put two and two together to see everything that happened in this characters during those seven years.

There was a large range of important subjects touched in this story, each one had its place and even if I didn’t like how some of them where enact each of them portrayed  the right message at the end.

I would suggest this story for all of you that will be doing some travelling for Christmas or New Years, this story would be a good companion during those trips or a good little companion during those times out we sometimes need during the holidays.

Rating:

3.5 Broken TV’s